Table Settings

Table Settings enable customization of the table view catalog layout.

• Footer Color

  Select the color of the table footer background.

• Footer Text Color

  Select the color of the table footer text.

  Table footer is the bottom line of the table, usually used to display column totals etc.

• Display Modus

  Using the 'Select Color' setting (below), it is possible to select a sequence of colors which are then used to visually distinguish neighboring table areas. 'Display Modus' determines whether neighboring rows or columns are distinguished by colors.

• Select Color / Selected Colors / Remove last color

  Select a sequence of colors to be used to visually distinguish neighboring table areas (rows or columns - see 'Display Modus' above).

  • Click in the 'Select Color' grid to add a color to the sequence. A newly selected color is added to the bottom of the sequence. Maximum of 10 colors can be added.
  • The currently specified color sequence is displayed in the 'Selected Colors' section. Table rows or columns will be visually distinguished using this color sequence.
  • The 'Remove last color' button can be used to edit / re-create the color sequence.
• Collection display settings

  The four settings in the section determine how collection attributes are displayed in table cells.

  • Collection begin

    Select a symbol which will be displayed at the beginning of a collection in a table cell.

  • Collection end

    Select a symbol which will be displayed at the end of the collection.

  • Collection separator

    Select a symbol which will be used to separate individual collection elements.

  • Collection display type

    Specify how the content of the collection will be displayed. Possible options are:

    A, B, A, A

    Duplicate values are displayed repeatedly as many time as they are present in the collection.
    For example: desktop, notebook, desktop, desktop, notebook, desktop

    A, B

    Each value present in the collection is displayed only once, regardless of how many times it actually appears in the collection.
    With this option selected, the example above would display: desktop, notebook

    A(3x), B

    Each value present in the collection is displayed only once and the count of duplicate values is indicated.
    With this option selected, the example above would display: desktop(4x), notebook(2x)